15 things you can do this week in Liverpool (4-10th November 2024)

See what’s on this week in Liverpool City Region.

We’ve moved on from Halloween and now it’s all about Bommy Night and going full autumn.

If you’re looking for ideas for how to make the most of the cosiest season, here are 14 things to do in Liverpool this week …

Bonfire Night

The most spectacular way to celebrate Bonfire Night is by going along to an organised event and there are loads happening around the region including these above at Allerton Manor Golf Club . It’s safe and you’ll get to see some amazing firework displays with the bonus of being part of a crowd to enjoy the atmosphere. Check out what’s happening in our Liverpool City Region Bonfire Night Guid here.

Comic Con Liverpool is this weekend

It’s a big weekend for TV and film fans, especially if you’re into Harry Potter, because its major stars are heading to Liverpool for Comic Con. Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy) will be at the Exhibition Centre along with Ralph Fiennes (Voldemort), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), Warwick Davis (Filius Flitwick) and Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley) plus lots more famous names including Liv Tyler and Sebastian Stan. Book tickets here.

Favourite Days Festival celebrates grassroots music 

From Wednesday to Sunday, it’s all about showcasing and supporting our local music scene with the Favourite Days Festival putting on 15 gigs across venues including Camp and Furnace, Arts Club, District, EBGBs, Invisible Wind Factory, both Jacarandas, Kazimier Stockroom, Leaf, Lobby, and Rough Trade. Find out more here.

Liverpool ONE’s Christmas on the Park opens with the lights switch-on, Bar Hutte and more

The festive season officially arrives at Liverpool ONE this Friday when Christmas on the Park launches. There’ll be rides including a carousel, festive games, food and drinks, plus Bar Hutte is back too for cosy drinks and karaoke and it’s the lights switch-on with a giant bauble archway brand new for this year.

Pete Wylie and the Mighty Wah play Shakespeare North

Liverpool music legend Pete Wylie and the Mighty Wah are taking centre stage at the fabulous Cockpit Theatre at Shakespeare North on Friday as part of the Knowsley Music Festival. It promises to be a gig to remember with hits and gems and, of course, the man himself who’s never short of a tale or two.

Aintree Racecourse hosts BoyleSports Afternoon Raceday on Saturday

For lovers of horseracing, autumn’s all about jump racing and there’s nowhere better to watch it than at Aintree. This Saturday, it’s hosting the BoyleSports Afternoon Raceday which features seven races including the Grand Sefton Chase at 2.40pm, run over the iconic Grand National fences. Book tickets here.

Immerse yourself into the life of the Fab Four at The Beatles Story

The Beatles Story at the Albert Dock has just been named Best UK Museum at the Remarkable Venue Awards 2024, so if you’ve never been now’s a perfect time to go. With recreations of locations like The Cavern and Hamburg, and rare memorabilia, it gives an incredible insight into the band’s rise to fame. Find out more here.

Various Legends Q&As at Anfield with Stadium Tours

This is shaping up to be a memorable season for the current Reds team and you can relive past glories with Legends Q&As alongside Stadium Tours at Anfield. On Wednesday it’s great Dane, Jan Molby, sharing anecdotes and experiences and on Sunday it’ll be Phil Thompson revealing his personal stories. Book tickets here.

Comic Con after parties at Camp and Furnace

If you’re heading to Comic Con at the weekend, don’t be all dressed up with no place to go once the event finishes because Camp and Furnace is having an after party. It’s on Saturday from 7pm til late with a Cosplay Catwalk, Funk & Soul session with DJ Craig Charles and a 45-minute set with Lucas Grabeel. Find out more here.

Sunday Roast at The Watering Can in Greenbank Park

We’re 100% into roast season and if you’re looking for one of Liverpool’s best, head to The Watering Can in Greenbank Park because it gets rave reviews every time it returns. Choose from two or three courses featuring roast meats or wild mushroom and nut roast, and don’t miss sticky cinder toffee pud!

Get Autumnal at Croxteth Country Park

We’re lucky to have so many gorgeous parks and autumn’s one of the best times to go when the colours are amazing. At Croxteth Country Park you can explore trails, wander around the Victorian walled garden, see the animals at Home Farm and this is the final weekend for the miniature railway too.

Visit The Denbigh Castle for the perfect pub experience

It’s hard to put your finger on what makes the perfect pub, but whatever it is The Denbigh Castle has absolutely nailed it. It’s got the choice of beers and the welcoming atmosphere just right and there’s lots of history thrown in – and if all that wasn’t enough it gets a mention in this year’s Good Beer Guide! More info here.

Breakfast, lunch and lots of tea at LEAF, West Kirby

Crisp autumn days are really lovely down by the water so if you’re over in West Kirby – or you’re lucky enough to live there – make the day even better with a stop off at Leaf. They do beautiful breakfasts and lunches, with a special brunch menu for kids, and the choice of loose-leaf teas is phenomenal. Find out more here.

Enjoy boutique shopping in Southport 

For a day out shopping, Southport’s hard to beat because not only do you get grand Victorian architecture, it’s got so many great independents alongside the bigger high street names you’re likely to find something a bit different whether you’re looking for fashion, jewellery, homeware or gifts. Find out more here.

For more of what’s on in Liverpool check out our calendar HERE.